Ved thought he was just being cute, but Google decided to give Ved a financial reward anyway. At the time, Ved declined to share how much Google awarded him, telling Business Insider only that it was “more than 10,000.”

That blog post was intended to share the results of Google’s bug bounty program, where it pays cash to hackers for finding flaws in the search giant’s services. Google says it paid out $2 million last year to more than 300 hackers and security researchers.

Another funny story from that blog post: The most prolific Google bug bounty hunter of the year,Tomasz Bojarski, was paid out an award because he found a security flaw in Google’s web form to report security flaws.